Roger Harley

Pennsylvania, with its rich history, rolling hills, vibrant cities, and charming towns, is a fantastic state to explore by train. Amtrak offers a convenient, comfortable, and often scenic way

Oregon, with its breathtaking coastline, majestic mountains, lush forests, and vibrant cities, offers an incredible array of landscapes. While road trips are popular, experiencing the Beaver State by train

Dreaming of a journey that’s more about the scenery than the speed? Or perhaps a comfortable, eco-friendly way to travel between Oklahoma and Texas? While Oklahoma might not be

Ohio, the heart of it all, offers a rich tapestry of history, industry, and natural beauty. While many travelers navigate the Buckeye State by car, a more relaxed and

North Dakota might be known for its vast prairies and rugged badlands, but it’s also home to a vital artery of American rail travel: Amtrak’s legendary Empire Builder route. This train

North Carolina, with its diverse landscapes from the Appalachian Mountains to the Outer Banks, offers a remarkable travel experience. While road trips are popular, there’s a unique charm and

New York State offers an incredible tapestry of experiences, from the iconic skyline of Manhattan to the majestic peaks of the Adirondacks and the serene shores of the Great

Imagine this: The rhythmic click-clack of the train on the tracks, the vast New Mexico landscape unfolding outside your window – ancient mesas, rugged mountains, and sunsets that paint

New Jersey, often dubbed the “Crossroads of the East,” plays a pivotal role in the Northeast Corridor – Amtrak’s busiest and most vital route. Whether you’re commuting to a

New Hampshire, with its stunning mountains, picturesque coastline, and charming towns, offers a quintessential New England experience. While the Granite State might not be crisscrossed with an extensive Amtrak